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I gave them a ring during the wee hours, but it was completely silent on the other end. Nobody picked up, which was rather disappointing.

They've rung us five times this evening. My wife’s not well at all. I'm seriously considering taking legal action for harassment. I’ve already informed them about her condition and requested they stop calling, yet they persist with these calls-most of the time there's just silence on the other end. It’s incredibly frustrating!

The caller ID displayed "800 Service" which left me a bit puzzled. When I rang the number back, I was greeted by a pre-recorded message identifying itself as "ERC". Quite strange, really.

I received a call from these people at 1:45 in the morning, which, unsurprisingly, disturbed my slumber. Quite the nuisance, if you ask me!

Those incessant calls at all hours are utterly infuriating, robbing me of precious sleep! On top of that, I've got an elderly parent who isn't in the best of health, so when I begrudgingly answer the phone, it turns out to be yet another marketing ploy. They’d do well to steer clear of me-I’m not one to take this lightly. It’s absolutely maddening! As a high school workshop instructor, I need to be sharp and focused, but these disturbances are making it quite impossible.

I got a ring at roughly half seven this evening, and then just a little while later, I had two more calls come through, both within the space of about ten minutes around half eleven! Strange thing is, not a single message was left.

I've been receiving persistent calls over the past few days, with the callers attempting to persuade me to grant them access to my computer. They ring me at all sorts of hours and completely disregard my requests to cease their calls.

They rang me up at around 1 am PDT, completely disturbing our slumber. The caller claimed to be from the “Windows service centre” and mentioned that our computer was supposedly sending alerts about being hacked. Having spent years in the electronics division of Boeing, I’m well aware not to fall for these kinds of tricks. When I told them I was running Linux, they promptly hung up. But wouldn’t you know it, within a few minutes, they tried their luck again. This time, I was speaking to a woman; both had quite strong accents. The narrative was identical. Once again, I maintained that I was a Linux user. She kept pushing, but I found it rather amusing and mentioned the chatter in multiple languages happening in the background, which led her to hang up as well. It’s almost like clockwork; we receive two such calls in one night, roughly a month apart. I suppose it takes ages for those automated diallers to circle back round to the northwest!